Recognizing that there have been several major policy developments affecting the nonprofit sector over the past week (and that the state legislative session opens on January 29), the Center is hosting a free 2025 nonprofit policy preview (and update) webinar on Monday, February 3 from 10:00-11:30 a.m.
During the webinar, the Center will share the latest information on executive actions during the first two weeks of the Trump Administration that will affect nonprofits - including the latest on the pause on federal grants. The webinar will also provide highlights from the opening days of the state legislative session and expectations for legislative priorities for the year and nonprofit sector issues that are likely to be in play in 2025. And you will get a preview of what nonprofits can expect from Congress this year.
David Heinen has been with the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits since 2007, leading the Center’s public policy and advocacy work and providing non-answers (and occasional useful information) about legal compliance, trends in the nonprofit sector, and advocacy to hundreds of nonprofits. He has served on boards of a variety of local and national nonprofits. David is a graduate of Duke University and the William and Mary School of Law. Before returning to North Carolina to work for the Center, David spent seven years as an attorney with a Washington, D.C. law firm serving the nonprofit community. He lives in Raleigh with his wife and three children, the oldest of whom describes her dad as “weathered.”
